Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

She's booking up her cooking school
dsHeali0ns.
And. %. whas funny dishes she con.
eoets for ne
Ny handksruhisss are always ready
Ny CUTE end collars always laid sul
tldiig.
fwondsr 4 one could be too oOnasntedI
East "a ay wife puts TOO much saeal
10 mg taa. --Hath Hal.
1ssFs has been hardly tie usual num.
bsE 81 soeisl events ihe past week. still,
a. vii be soen from the record, The
vsek has not By any means bees one Of
qais4. The esmisR week promises "a
be gay. 10 4he matter Of thealEicalI
shere Il an unusually full btu, The PIKE
Opera Company appearing on Wsdnes-
day aud Thursday, and Edwin Thorne
on Friday and Saturday.
PYKB ofERk oonPkNx.
kltsf an absence OF aboat four
months aHd q half, the Pyke Opera
Company Returns 70 Seattle for anelheF
engagement. All the old faces are Ia
the company and II will doubtless be
accorded d repetition Of the hearty re-
eagllon eivsn il JAY last. tbs com
pany hiss Eaade q tour Of The Northern
Pnolac Is faE as Minneapolis, and viii
nov, on he return, play IN She Sound
country prior 10 starr for san Fran.
cisco and the south. The opera com.
panV win appeaF at FFyo's opera honss
on Wednesday and Thursday EVENINGS
uext. On the hkst occasion Che uniyer.
saiiy popular work, eRanop," will be
presented, and q the hands Of such
artists a. Miss Winston, Miss Manfred
aud MeseIs. DeiIauge, ~ he and Green's
felden, II Il certain 70 BE- q pronounced
sueoeas. The opera q bright ens, and
IN Vienna, Berlin, London and New
YORK has had extended runs. The story
IL an interesting one. the action rapid,
She music delightful. Through Il all
Euna thai catching waltz song. Il Love
bat Thee" which has become 80 popn-
lar throughout The country.
That The PIXIE company produces
eNanon7 ID most Satisfactory manner
can be judged from the following com
merits from = Winnipeg paper;
a'rhe opera being bright one 10 L.
calf, Il only needa 70 be we'll put % 10
inanso success. And although they
never played II before this week the
Pike Ccmpany give hne representa-
zion Of il. Il brings ali the talent Of
the o0rapany into plas. the cast Of char.
eeaers being long one, and each Of the
Stars Il given a role suitable for bis or
har powers. Miss Winston dnda il the
role Of Ninon DeEnelos one we'll suit
inr her stately beauty and giving great
scope la her pewexa Is an actress and q
singer. sha excelled herself IN her solo
ii thc last nes. Miss Manfred, as Ma
non, vas e. charming and vlvncious as
ehe has been 10 ell She preceding per.
formancta. and loit nothing 10 Be de-
sired Ia the rendition Of bar part. BE.
GFeenafeideE. Who vas bat little heard
until "NAnonn vas prodnced, has bass
VOiee Of remarkable dspth aud compass,
which s0unaed 10 aeod advantage In
the fne hall nf the Princess, and bis
singing Of tho Holy FriaF," In the lass
act, wae rewarded wlth an enthusiastic
encore. NJ. Pyle and Mr.. vaierRA,
Who bad important taKts. did vol.
WIthout meatloNina Ia detail the
names Of The performers Il IL only ne
oessary 10 sAy that they contributed
their share towards making The per
fermancc The great s0coeas u vas"
EDWIN THoRxE.
Next Friday evening. November Is,
ar. Edwin 1hoEne, the yaunR and pop
ulag American actor, supported By The
charming Miss Ross Harrison, viii
open IN Seattle h Tom rayloE's play Of
''ficketof.Iaave MaD,H Ia which Mr..
Thnrne plays che Of bis great parts
HOB Brssriy -and Miss Ross Harrison
PLAYS TIE pafs ag Mar Edwards. luis
compAny have played Al the AicazaF
sheaier ID san Francisoo and ell over
Cails0FnsA. and are new playirR IN the
Neg Park theatss. Portland. Both pob-
lie and pFesa aFs unanimous In praise
81 their merits ~ q first- class ofRaaiza-
ton. On Saturday, matinee and even
iBe, thay will produce tha ~Blaek Flag
eos she nfss tine Ia Seattle. anc thsafeF.
soars may expeet a rare treat n the
vas IL nsausemert.
MAup oaANaxR.
A4iss Mand Granger and oongany Ap.
reared IL tkia eity twioe last week, On
hoth occasions o. COED houses. Two
Eltte WV tte@eAseei - Nt@@sN%
Wifes aad s1ha OFeole,n 10 both ef
which the star arpsared y good advan-
taee ana maintained the excellsnt Eepu.
taiion uhc hRa gained IN the pass,
xsxsHSa rAHzH.
nheEa ufas q pleasant PARTY lass Mon
day evening ~ ths hoes OF y. A. Me-
Rae. TIE evening vas passsd "a =
pieaeAnt manner With the usual diver
ssons. Thess pfsseRt were Miss GeFlie
Morse, Miss Hattie morse, Miss Fannie
MsRas. Miss Laura McRae. Miss Car.
RE Carr, Miss Ahbie Carr, MesSrS. W
Il Ludlow, ]. W. Rixby. n. A. McRaa,
Cslia CamptNll aud Harry Campbell
oHusca SOCIAL
Friday vas = most eniayable evanirx
st he paFlafs % the congregational
church, the oec1Sioa being q ao6 ueo
seciaele Eivea bY DE-. kilooafnsss class.
To- the raisiaR 81 funds fer chAritahie
ohieeia. The foslaWtrg pscgtsmme vas
carried oai; kecstAiioa, The Sgidsr
hnA gha FIR Hiss Rer,ie FRYE; tFia,
sE0scs and Niolets.n Mrs. Judee Weed,
Mrs. Cora BAftoa. Mrs. 4 q. kllecnrne,
recitsiien. ~SsEaiua'a Coartship" MIS-
Maud Thoussss solo, LOWS Recess =
Miss Cbtakel@; rseltation, Sisistfe VII.
lia.s Miss Alies Rohinsoa, qaArieate.
sMarsnsxiis.s MeMFs. Ccleman. Bates.
neisuAn, BaFs1nan; recitation. Miss
Ahca Parker.
wxr0ESa ANNIVERSARY.
TIE arsa anniversary we8diEgo % VIZ.
and Mrs.. Gallagher, vas oelehzated ir
a apQroffiats Hsanntx 81 theig red !.
dsEeS cesreF Thin1 ard ftue sircets
Iass wednesday eseainr. A fts ffieaSa
eatkersA tcRssheF 10 konct Of the exsnf.
aud nesn3 4 very piesS&Ee eFeninz
CANES and nefmahmaais we're TIE or3sF
- lie eBenie Mr. and Mfn. Gala
uaar. NJ. AL Mra. John GrenkranA
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